Graduate Mini-Course on Service Engineering
September þ2008
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Course
Description |
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Multi-Disciplinary Process
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Introduction to Service Engineering |
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Service Engineering: Data-Based Science &
Teaching in
Support of Service Management (Seminar) |
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QED Queues (Erlang-C) |
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Excursions
in Markovian Queues with Abandonment (Erlang-A) |
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Time-Stable Performance |
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Excursions
in Markovian Queues without Abandonment (Erlang-C) |
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Erlang-A
Strong Approximations |
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Fluid Models and Diffusion Approximations |
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Predictable
Queue: Strong Approximations |
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Predictable Queues: Calculus |
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Skills-Based Routing and its
Operational Complexities |
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QED Control and Staffing: The
Cases of a Single Customer Class or a Single Server Type |